MS Math SPED Resource Map

2.6 Using Equations to Solve Problems 6.2 Concert Ticket Sales 6.4 Granola 2.7 Comparing Relationships with Tables 7.2 Visiting the State Park 7.3 Running Laps 7.4 Apples and Pizza 2.8 Comparing Relationships with Equations 8.2 More Conversions 8.4 All Kinds of Equations

Pre-teach how to make a table for 6.2. Practice Problems #1, 2

Practice Problems #3, 4

Instead of the Cool-down, use Practice Problem #2 without d instead. Practice Problems #1 ,3 This whole lesson can be skipped: no new content - just strengthening problem solving skills. Do 9.2 as a whole group, not partners. Give the class the problem, you have the data, and the whole group solves. See the following video for Info Gap

2.9 Solving Problems about Proportional Relationships 9.1 What Do You Want to Know?

9.2 Info Gap: Biking and Rain 9.3 Moderating Comments

information: Info Gap Practice Problem #3

2.10 Introducing Graphs of Proportional Relationships 10.1 Notice These Points 10.2 T-shirts for Sale

Practice Problems #1, 2

10.3 Matching Tables and Graphs 10.4 Which Are Not Proportional

2.11 Interpreting Graphs of Proportional Relationships 11.2 Tyler’s Walk 11.3 Seagulls Eat What? 11.4 Filling a Bucket 2.12 Using Graphs to Compare Relationships 12.2 Race to the Bumper Cars 12.3 Space Rocks and the Price of Rope 12.4 Revisiting the Amusement Park

Practice Problems #1, 2

Practice Problems #1, 3 (add in tables)

2.13 Two Graphs for Each Relationship

For 13.2, pick one point (point A) rather than all 3. For 13.4 do as a class together.

13.2 Tables, Graphs, and Equations 13.4 Spicy Popcorn

ILLUSTRATIVE MATHEMATICS AND CORE ALIGNMENT

Standard

Section(s)

7.RP.1

2.8

7.RP.2

2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, 2.6, 2.7, 2.8, 2.9, 2.10, 2.11, 2.12, 2.13, 2.14, 2.15